Page Two October 19, 1939. NEWS IN BRIEF AND PERSONALS OF UNIONVILLE (Reported by Bpecial Correspondent) — This nual Booth Booth Festival 1] the an Williamsport church, in Tyrone. be held tival of the of the Methodist Old Folks Home woods Harvest here, wil Home services last be taken there Some of the young folks of chureh are Ravym tak mn nd Snoke will I'yrone on hi Methodist Church Services-Pray- at ir Ie wrvice this Thursday evenl f which will be hearsal for a special pro conducted on Sunday School on Sunday Epworth 6:30 3 v} He CIOse | cho » usual hour, the evening at p. m Hospital Drive IVE [Or donations an Free Methodist Church Y ng Folks prayer service sold 3 i patr e efforts. Both d 1 be Walter Zahn other, Mr MoGoes 3 Alexande *ArDy They served of home Miss n Sunday to dinner Mrs, Blair at evel morming Leagu an Saturday FY planning to attend and © ick ng am to oe i= | old District the The which were on display at the Sunday, and are ranged for the Festival of the Day this the wu a . dd : UN a : ( 1 A e—— J R. Williams fashioned farm on Dix Run, on Mrs, Amanffia Moran at her home here niece, Miss Frances Hartswick gentleman friend « ) Pa made a Holtzworth Centre Cleveland | from the was CNArge r rapidly appendiciti Newton Fisher ration Mrs and i M . and M: Women's ness meeting al aay ey Amanda } business month. They tion of officers ——— kettle apple butter at Wednesday of his entertained oh Sunday, het {f State College dis- County titer part of last week from g re = and Sunday thelr regular n Tues- the n Monday Services: "ues Evi were Richards MILLS as nf Ar LE | ————— inday dinner g Hettinger were Mr er, of Cent: rd Decker yf © Ol nf and Mrs attended Sunday Sun ring a new and and e Hal Dean iy ow Mif- Miles at School. n i h | brothers g when Special GENERAL ELECTRIC “THRIFTY SIX” See this Right now you can own one of the finest General Electric Refrigerators ever built for as little as 30.0 ® Don’t go another month with inadequate refrigeration ~it's more costly to do with- out than it is to own a big, new modern General Electric at present prices and terms. ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Bellefonte State College ger, a — | ! | THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. REBERSBURG Miss Beryl Thompson of Youngs- town, Ohio, Raymond Miller of Sharon, and Paul Miller of Penn State. were weekend visitors at the Rev. A. J. Miller home Mr. and Mrs, Harry Smull, Gur- nev Smull and Miss Velma Miller visited relatives in Orbisonia, Sun- day Mr. and Mrs. William Tarbert and son Jack and wife of Jeanette, were weekend visitors at the 8. O Mallory home Alfred Swarm visited at the W on Sunday Mrs, Merrill Gephart (nee Gladys Hackman) was admitted as a medi- cal patient at the Centre County Hospital, last week Mrs. Mary Markley of Lock Ha ven, visited relatives in Rebersbrug he past weekend Mrs. William Kelley is improving lowly suffering with erysipel- as on her face Visitors at the J Mover home on Friday Mrs. W. J. McCor- mick of Columbia, 8. C., Mrs, Har- old Butler of 8hort Hall N. J, Mrs Flora Limbert of Tyrone and Mi C. P. Mever of sedsville Rev. N. F outy sj the end in Pitt ir speaker at i ible Conference Mr. an George Brecken- maker M Nelda Kope and Mr Milton Fretruell Hummelstown were weekend guests of Rev. and Mrs, Dale Koh Lutheran parsonage, Mr. Breckenmaker led, “The Lord's Prayer anied by Miss Kape, at th Communion ervice N. ¥Y. home of Olean, J. Walker after N were week ent where he was a i 184 of the sang y ent} Weaver and College Mark of Harry State and Mu: hter Evelyn and M ntre Hi were 8S the A. E. Limbert Rev. and Mrs. R nday visitors in Williamsport and Mrs. Harry Hughes Else of DOM A. Babcock were erg Zaieg le and Matlida home Zieg- the indom Gramley Gramley of Mill- Mrs. CO at the home n Tuesday ev Weaver and if Reading, Prof and y of New were weekend visitors Mr and Mrs. C Jeaver famil aly v JEON, parents Centre % the C last Wednes- Shade and Mr. an daughter of Mrs. Wilbur Mrs. Mary were Sune the H C Greenburr foife and Mr. and ton and Lock Haven guests at en Relish and Mrs. Lester Stroudsbur visited atl Reahm home this week Mrs. W. H Hackenbers as W. J Hackenbery are attend- ing the Clover Parm Stores conven- thif week at Cleveiand, Ohio nd Mrs. J A Wert and son ! is, called on Mrs 1 E Spangler and sister, Mrs. Miller of Salona, Si and A 1s ¢ ir a Ta 1 Mrs. Myles Breon were y dinner and supper guests at the H. O, Yearick home at Mill Hall Mr, and Mrs. Adrew Mark and Mrs. Emma Emerick of Centre Hall, visited Mrs. AM C. Haines, Sunday Miss Laura E Cayley returned Tuesday to her heme in New York City after spending two weeks at the Rev. N. F. Douty home Weekend occupants of the Creek Gun Club cabin were: Mr and Mrs. George Klichen, Mr and Mrs. 8. L. Miller and daughter Ro- berta, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rhoren- eoyer, Marie Ruth Fortner, Billy Wilson, Mr. and Mr Ray Marstel- lar and children John and Gloria all of Bloomsburg and Mr. and Mrs J. N. Mover of town Mr ana Mrs. H O. Yearick and sons David and Norman called on relatives Rebersburg Monday evening Elk ” a SMULLTON Mrs. Harry Boob and her daugh- ter, Mrs. Thompson from Loganton, were callers last Wednesday at the Wilbur D. Meyer home. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Detwiler and children from Milesburg, were dinner guests Jast Thursday even- ing at the home of Mrs. Carrie Det- wiler Mrs, Thomas Hubler and Mr. and Mrs. DeGarmo and children were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. | and Mrs. Charles Bressler i Sunday dinner guests gt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Brungart's | were: Mrs. FP. P. Royer and son Paul | of Milheim; Woodrow Lamey, Charles SBhaeflfer, Mr, and Mrs. Al- len Cuisewite and son Glenn of | | Loganton, Dinner guests on Sunday at the | MILESBURG Irvin Noll of Philadelphia nep~ hew of Mrs. James Stareits wig 4 dinner guest at the Biaretts home on Baturday. In taking Mr. and Mrs. Staretis Black Moshannon Park, by which is a very beautiful drive at this time of year Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shope of East Liverpool, Ohio, and Mrs. pisie Shope of Snow Bhoe, were Thurs- day afternoon callers at the Lyd'a Shope home Mrs. John Bholl and Mis Haupt called on friends gt town Thursday afternoon Mrs. Blanche Boggs of Bradford a cousin of Samuel Stanle is a visitor at the Stanley Miss Lydia Shope spent in Snow Shoe with her nephew Frank Shope family Mr. and Mrs and daughter Lois of Tyron ors at the the afis;noon Hilda Lewis- nome “law ATE Cy recent vis home ah Pease of it the weekend at Mrs were Russ Irisourg weekend Tony Burns weekend t of from an ie on the some Iriend demolished In own ARULOmMoN. way to All our fred Stanle Miss Mile Bellefonte Wednesday : GG. Pele Niagara Palls § vigly friend ir the bazaar being Hv Ww Sunhday chool In th futu There you will find some nice gifts for Christmas giv Date will b¢ announced in column Thee SOMmeLime: terian 8 3 ¢ News eS are a ot go in a we would no ped to think how serious they mig become A full bedroom suite, springs and matiress included is offered fc reasonable price, and n at r George Smith hom drs. Agnes Shawley an Smith sile a march friends and were quietly : on Saturday night, las 5 a #4 ves sRLUAY al a Lew OLD SAYINGS There are sayings old And sayings new But of the oid I will quote to you “Where there's smoke there's al- ways fire ™ ‘The workman is worthy hire.” “A penny saved is a ed” “By experience we always “A wilful waste is a woeful “Our pennies we should count.” “A rolling stone gathers “One man's gain is loss.” “The early bird gets the worm ““Tis always calm before 3 starm “Bad wishes like chickens come home to roost” “Dent knock others if you can’ boost.” : You can drive a horse to water But you cant make him drink “Before you speak an angry word Stop! and think” “F uty is only skin deep wha! ® Sow we reap.” one more, we'll rhyme “Procrastination 1s time.” some ones ’ kan want always no moss another™ Jo all 15 this the A co— — POTTERS MILLS Russel Brungart and family vis ited over the weekend at the home of hér parents, Mr. and Meg J M. Carson. W. E. McCormick, wife and son {of Mt, Penn, visited at the og H McCormick home over the week- end. They were accompanied home on Sunday with Mrs. Laura Me- Cormick, and Miss Caroline Mrc- Claskey, who will spend two weeks at the McCOrmick home Miss Geraldine Hoover atiend- ended Alumni exercises at Lock 0 motor, on Saturday M 5 East weekend Narristown, Allce avenue, spent Mary number of her friends with a party at her home in Boalburg, on Fri- day and Saturday Alma Corman of Rebersburg, was niece Jaltimore, Maryland Mr daughter Helen viend Lredm 1) Beaver visited Dr. Earl PhyTis Hamilton who tonsilectomies Friday the Altoona hospital Hays and son of Wes! avenue, are spending the home of Mrs. Hay: Mrs, McKain of | noon where | Wilde and underwent morning in Mrs, Jo Falrmount ten days at parents, Mr Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs North Atheru proud parent born Priday Hospital In Bellefonte Margaret Geist of South Pugh Street, spent Thursday at the home { her parents in Altoona Edward Mande! of South Pugh Street, spent Bunday in Harrisburg Mrs, Paul Boeger of Atherton Street, and Mrs, Bruce Schrack, of South Gill Street, spent Friday in Altoona Mr. a home of East Beaver of Pine they STATE COLLEGE Ann Alkens entertained a night business visitor In State College and Korman, Jr are the Cy n nu baby in the Centre Elsie Noll and familly of College Avenue, had as thelr guest George Henry of slreet daughter County ol ol Pennington of Hartswick several days recent. at the home of her nephew and Mr. and Mrs, John Gauss of ( ) and Mrs, Ear] 8nyder and together with some Philadelphia pent the Bitner cabin at all of weekend at ipples Dam Josephine Pennington a Gertrude Fox of Shamokin he weekend at the and Mrs. Harry Gill nd Gearhart ol atlended a Mr. and Mr: Friday nd nd Mrs. Fred avenue Lhe home of Mothersbaugh ng. in Boalsburg Mrs, Abe Balley 8hore Hazel of Bellefonte 111 { tis | ASL week al the home of Mr weekend parity at Ceorge las Richard Ishler o at] Avenue Jersey Dunaway pent wie of hi H spent and daughter ‘ N APE. Oohe CRY Ball z In i pare Dunaway [| Donald ter Ann weekend nd Mrs Ee ave weekend and friend ~The most news for $1 50 afternoon Brother Charlies Hospital on Th i. Lo will home of v » ol Mrs. William Ream, Mrs, Jacob Myers Hosterman Their next will be held atl the home Ceorge Ishler Mr anda Mrs Loona. spent § Young, Mrs and Mrs BOALSBURG Harry MeGirk spent with her sister and Miss Anna Dale and Mr Dale, of Nittany Village Friday Mrs mnmderwent a won Centre County He return day Daniel Fisher Lover I operation at PANES Lam Mrs spend the Tawney Oeitysburg NE & Aor | ter, Mra. Howard irvaay following Luca wh pent of home Lhe Lhe employed of her daugh Robert 0 weekend iY IS wit the mother Hatrisburg the home ith Lucas Harold Fisher am 8incl Mr and Mrs and Mrs. Rank burg. visited at Lhe Mrs. Harold Mrs. Waller Peters and Sunday ter Pat visited with Mn Guests at the home of Mr. ani Whiteman, of Oak Hall r Luther Dale on inday wer - r Justioe—Hastings. home of Lewis on B and at the and "” 4 or vill, ahd Le v LPL George Mr FOUND AT LAST PRESCRIPTION 623 8 ! Cus : Ls WE Daur Haven State Teachers’ College over | the weekend. Ross Lowder and wife, Lowder and wife of Oak Hall visit- | home of Mr, and Mrs. Thomag Gil- ed on Suntiay atl the P. P paimer bert were Mr. Gilbert's sister and | | husband, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kay- | lor of Beech Creek and Mr. and | Mrs. Merrill Miller and family of | Milesburg; Mr, and Mrs. Stanford | Weber of Pleasant Oap, were also | callers. | Sunday dinner guests at the home. Daniel 4 Rufus Lee, Miss Verna Sweet. | wood, from Illinois, visited for 4 short time at the J H Rioyser home and called on friends. They came east to attend the funeral] of | thelr aunt, Mrs. Sallie Wolfe at Lock Haven on Friday Camp, | Mr and | home of Mr. and Mrs, John Wert, | Mrs. Blauser also attended the same | were Mr, and Mrs. Stanford Weber | i and daughter of Pleasant Gap, | : | were visitors Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur D. Meyer in Lock Haven on | | Bunday afternoon | home of Mr. and Mrs, Bright Wali- | a Mr. and Mrs, J. C, Brungart, Mr, | and Mrs Earl Weber and daughter | and Mrs. 1da Walizer were visitors | on Sunday at Yeagertown at the funeral. Mrs, P. F. Palmer is with a nervous breakdo Miss Amelia Copenhaver friend, Mr. Vroeman burl, visited for a few friends in York. 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